Hanbury Hall and Gardens

Hanbury Hall is a mansion from the early eighteenth century, built of red brick. It has two floors and draws attention primarily to the decor. There is a collection of paintings and porcelain, it is also worth seeing the stairs, which are decorated with motifs from Greek mythology. The house is surrounded by a large garden, which was maintained in the Danish style and had two gazebos topped with domes and a conservatory. With the acquisition of the property by the National Trust, it was restored to the nineteenth-century state.

It is allowed to arrange picnics in the garden, and picnic tables or blankets can be rented on site. There is also a cafe and tea room. In turn, in the store you can buy not only souvenirs, such as candles, clothes and scarves, but also preparations made on the spot from those grown in the garden adjacent to the residence.